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When and How to Change the Timing Belt on a Citroen Berlingo

Model: Citroen Berlingo MK 2 - Years 2008-2018
Part: Timing belt

Below are the details on when and how to replace the timing belt on a Citroen Berlingo; for the 1.6 HDI engine, the manufacturer recommends replacing the timing belt every 112,000 miles or ten years. To replace the timing belt, raise the vehicle and remove the front right wheel; remove the crankshaft pulley by disconnecting the alternator belt. Take the necessary references for timing the engine, installing the original timing belt!

Updated on 31 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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